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Archeologist love hunting for old relics. Conspiracy theorists crave searching for the truth. Lots of dogs enjoy chasing cars. Fact is, everyone has something that turns them on. Typically, those ‘turn ons’ are found in dark, musty corners of the internet, but for me, they’re attached to long sunken boats….Yes, for some reason, I like…

This is one of my favorite spots on the Florida Keys.

Spent 10 days in Key West. Stayed in the mooring field, because dockage in the harbor is like $6.25/ft. The mooring field is pretty crappy.  It’s not overly protected, and it’s 1.5 miles from the dinghy dock. It was a bit breezy the whole time we were there, so coming back at night was a…

I was trying to put too much into a single video, so I split the last weeks into a few videos and my writer’s block disappeared. This particular story is one about doom and decapitated appendages, but ultimately, one of friendship and a lifelong bond. Enjoy.

Ahhh, the Razor’s Edge is now safely in the Florida Keys…every liver’s worst nightmare. We spent 2 wks anchored in Marathon’s Boot Key Harbor, and loved every second. Here’s a quick rundown on some items of interest.

This video had a very full agenda. Hopefully I’ll get to some of it on my next one.

When Hurricane Ian hit SW Florida, we were a few days south of Chicago, in the inland river system. So for us, it was not a factor at all.  Although for SW Florida, things were much different.  I’ve accumulated lots of footage of the wreckage that we saw as we passed through that area over…

I could spend an hour discussing how the trip is going, but here is a short 4+ minute synopsis on a few of the items you may be interested in. And hey, remember, they can’t all be winners

Spoiler alert: this video ends on a happy note, but having said that, as much as they do a great job with Christmas lights and outdoor activities in SW Florida that simply would not be practical up north, the holidays just did not feel the same. Nonetheless, we gave it the old college try and…

You never know what shifty creatures are lurking below the surface